Autoreply database
Can I return a random row from a database table when an SMS comes in? | |
Yes, you have to create a query in the
autoreply SMS script file that
returns a random row.
Select a random row with MySQL: SELECT column FROM table ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1 Select a random row with PostgreSQL: SELECT column FROM table ORDER BY RANDOM() LIMIT 1 Select a random row with Microsoft SQL Server: SELECT TOP 1 column FROM table ORDER BY NEWID() Select a random row with IBM DB2 SELECT column, RAND() as IDX FROM table ORDER BY IDX FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY Select a random record with Oracle: SELECT column FROM ( SELECT column FROM table ORDER BY dbms_random.value ) WHERE rownum = 1 | |
Can I execute more then one SQL statements if an SMS comes in? | |
Yes, you can put multiple SQL commands into the Autoreply script.
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More information
- SMS basics
- Why is SMS so successful?
- Example applications of SMS messaging
- SMS number formats
- SMS and MMS message types
- Short Message Service Center (SMSC)
- SMS Gateway
- Two way SMS system - Ozeki NG
- Hardware and software requirements
- 2.2 Network requirements
- Ozeki SMS Gateway - General information about the software
- Routing
- Message types
- Delivery reports
- GSM modem
- SMPP
- CIMD2
- UCP/EMI
- HTTP
- SMTP
- API
- SQL to SMS
- HTTP to SMS gateway
- E-mail to SMS and SMS to E-mail forwarding
- Autoreply database
- Performance and scalability
- Logging
- Problem resolution
- Cost control and usage statistics
- Trial version of the SMS Gateway
- Commercial questions